Monthly Archives: December, 2016
First win for Casuals seconds
Last Saturday 10 December Icklesham Casuals 2nd team entertained Northiam 75 2nds at the recreation ground whilst the 1st team travelled away to face Wadhurst United. David Mayne reports
Wall of Sound at Tales of Old
Fresh from their London excursion, the Wall of Sound choir performed throughout the day
Let it snow, let it snow
Our Rye newbie reflects on a past Christmas and this year's"'Christmas in Rye"
Something for everyone
The children (above) are enthralled - but the Christmas Festival "Tales of Old" had something for everyone, despite dark and threatening skies
Avoid wintry home hazards
Taking a look up at your home from the pavement can save you a lot of money, says the Rye Conservation Society
Clicketty click, sixty six
Eyes down. The Mayor's calling. Clicketty click, sixty six - and it's a full house
Let’s go to the movies!
It's here! Rogue One: A Star Wars story opens at the Kino this week on Friday December 16 with cocktails, prosecco and canapes before the 8:30pm showing. And as a Christmas treat, FREE Christmas-themed films are being shown in the Silver Room this weekend, December 17 and 18, and on Christmas Eve
Prince’s Trust seeks help
Sussex Coast College are looking for more volunteers for the Prince's Trust as students help Fred Day with his "Garden of Love"
Stepping back into history
Much of Rye's history, whether it is of smuggling or religious persecution, is hidden - but the New Year offers a chance to see what you have missed
Frosty for the Friends
Gardens do not die in winter. Things still need doing, and the gardens at Great Dixter are no exception
“Tales” get yes, no, maybe
The High Street was packed, but was everyone happy ? The answers seems to be "Yes", "No", and "Maybe"